Raja Ampat - Maluku 12 Days

Ilike · Indonesia · 12D/11N

Duration
12D/11N
Embarkation
Sorong
Disembarkation
Ambon
Dives
28

About this route

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the heart of the Coral Triangle, transitioning from Raja Ampat's vibrant reefs to the historic Spice Islands. This expedition allows divers to experience the unparalleled biodiversity of Raja Ampat, characterized by kaleidoscopic soft corals and a profusion of fish life, including schooling jacks and resident Wobbegong sharks. As the itinerary progresses towards Maluku, expect encounters with pelagic species in deeper waters and a fascinating mix of macro life and larger marine animals around the volcanic islands. This remote crossing offers a diverse range of diving experiences, from shallow reef ecosystems to deeper, current-swept pinnacles.

Day-by-day plan

  1. Day 1: Arrive to the ILIKE at Sorong port.

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  2. Day 2: Yangeffo Island and Dampier Strait

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  3. Day 3: Penemu Island

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  4. Day 4: Misool Fiabacet/ Boo Island

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  5. Day 5: Misool Daram Islands

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  6. Day 6: Koon Island

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  7. Day 7: Banda Island

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  8. Day 8: Banda Island

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  9. Day 9: Banda Island

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  10. Day 10: Nusa Laut

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  11. Day 11: Ambon Bay

    This part of Raja Ampat is shaped by clear water, karst islands, and reefs with exceptional coral cover. Depending on conditions, dives may include colorful reef slopes, schooling fish, and the chance of encounters with reef sharks, mantas, or passing pelagics.

  12. Day 12: Disembarkation in Ambon

    Ambon

    After breakfast, guests disembark in Ambon. Transfers continue according to the onward travel arrangements.

Upcoming departures

  • 2028-04-28 – 2028-05-09from 5,440 USDBook

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